Biometric, Smart Card & POS - Interoperability & Standards

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1 Biometric, Smart Card & POS - Interoperability & Standards

2 Glossary ICT (Information & Communication Technology): ICT is the convergence of IT and CT. IT (Information Technology): Technology that helps in capturing, storing, processing, retrieving and communicating information. CT (Communication Technology): The technology that helps in transmitting/communicating information/data on a network. PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network): Landline telephone connection provided by a service provider like BSNL, Reliance, Tata Indicom etc.

3 Glossary CDMA(Code Division Multiple Access): This is a type of mobile technology in which SIM card is not used(tata/reliance) not like GSM(AIRTEL/IDEA). They require special type of handsets as CDMA has different frequency 600 mega hertz to 900 mega hertz and the GSM uses 900 MHz to 1800 MHz. The CDMA is safe speedy and clear and has long range. GSM (Global System for Mobile communications): World s most widely used cell phone technology. Cell phones use a cell phone service carrier s GSM network by searching for cell phone towers in the nearby area. Smart card : A smart card is a plastic card about the size of a credit card, with an embedded microchip that can be loaded with data, used for telephone calling, electronic cash payments, and other applications, and then periodically refreshed for additional use. (Contact and Contact less cards)

4 Glossary POS( Point-of sale) terminal: A point-of-sale (POS) terminal is a computerized replacement for a cash register. Much more complex than the cash registers of even just a few years ago, the POS system can include the ability to record and track customer orders, process credit and debit cards, connect to other systems in a network, and manage inventory. Interoperability: Interoperability is the ability of a system or a product to work with other systems or products without special effort on the part of the customer.

5 Challenges / Issues Business Correspondent Related Agency Risk Reputation Risk Process Related Enrollment and Card Production Updation of new products Cash Management Technology Related Lack of standards & Interoperability Competing Technologies Training and Maintenance Issues Staff Related Lack of Awareness Need to open Large number of Accounts Cost

6 Challenges / Issues Minimum Standards for identifying and engaging a BC Methodology and Standards for Data Storage on Cards Finger print Storage and Retrieval Standards Risk Mitigation Criteria Authority to define Standards

7 Selection of Technology Secure Supports two factor authentication (Card & Biometric) Scalable Capability to handle multiple products & Services Reliable Transactions are secure and ensures non-repudiation Flexible Supports multiple connectivity and power options Interoperable Customers can transact from the branch or other BCs Robust & Upgradable Supports contact, Contact less and mag-stripe interfaces Cost Effective

8 Device Characteristics Card Based Device Support for Fingerprint Authentication Redundant Power Sources for continuous operation Mobile and easy to carry Voice Guidance in Local Language Support for multiple communication Channels Capability to support multiple power sources Device stores only minimal data Ability to handle multiple products and services Receipt printing Scalable

9 Biometric Biometrics comprises methods for uniquely recognizing humans based upon one or more intrinsic physical or behavioral traits. In computer science, in particular, biometrics is used as a form of identity access management and access control. It is also used to identify individuals in groups that are under surveillance.

10 The basic block diagram of a biometric system

11 ACA-TM-37 (v2.1-8-feb-10)

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18 Biometric standards minimum requirements for image acquisition should be the Setting Level 31 as defined in the ISO/IEC

19 Biometric standards image grayscale shall be captured using atleast 200 grey levels finger image data field should contain the uncompressed bit packed grayscale image data formatted and recorded in accordance with the uncompressed bit packed image compression algorithm

20 Image size 250x300 pixels All ten fingers image data storage in the server Minimum number minutiae for enrollment are and for verification are (max 60).(Recommended 16/12) The maximum number of minutiae to be sent to a card is implementation dependent and related to: transmission time memory resources execution time security aspects

21 Threshold Value Required False Acceptance Rate Required False Rejection Rate Matching conditions, The amount of minutiae enrolled The amount of minutiae presented Strength of function. Retry Counter (5-15)

22 Smart Card A smart card, chip card, or integrated circuit card (ICC), is any pocket-sized card with embedded integrated circuits. There are two broad categories of ICCs. Memory cards contain only nonvolatile memory storage components, and perhaps dedicated security logic. Microprocessor cards contain volatile memory and microprocessor components. The card is made of plastic, generally polyvinyl chloride, but sometimes acrylonitrile butadiene styrene or polycarbonate.

23 Contact smart card Contact smart cards have a contact area of approximately 1 square centimetre (0.16 sq in), comprising several gold-plated contact pads. These pad provide electrical connectivity when inserted into a reader. [6] The ISO/IEC 7816 series of standards define: physical shape and characteristics electrical connector positions and shapes electrical characteristics communications protocols, including commands sent to and responses from the card basic functionality Cards do not contain batteries; energy is supplied by the card reader.

24 Standardization The Smart Card Numbering Scheme The Smart Card Operating System The FI Customer Card Data Architecture The FI Terminal Operator Card Data Architecture The Terminal Functionality Specification Key Management System

25 Card Numbering Scheme Length of the card number: 19 Digits 9 National Scheme 356 Country Code XXXX Bank Identification Number* XXXXX Branch Code* XXXXX Card Serial Number* X Checksum (Luhn s algorithm)

26 Smart Card Hardware Specification Microcontroller based Interface: Contact or Contact less. In case of contact interface it must comply to ISO 7816 (T=0 or T=1). In case of contact less it must comply to ISO (Type A or Type B). EEPROM size: 32 or 64 K byte Size and material of card body: Size must comply to ISO 7816 Part 1 standard. Material of card body can be PVC, PET/PETG, Polycarbonate or composite plastic made up of combination of any of these plastic materials based on the required card life span. In case of contact interface card, it must comply to ISO/IEC ,2 &3.

27 Smart Card Hardware Specification In case of contact less interface card, must comply to ISO/IEC ,2&3 Supply voltage 3V nominal (in case of contact) Transport protocol: T=0 or T=1 (in case of contact interface); T=CL (in case of contact less interface) Minimum10 years data retention Min 300,000 E2PROM write cycles Operating ambient temperature range 25oC to +70oC In case of contact interface card, the card OS must comply to SCOSTA 1.2b or SCOSTA-CL 1.2 with all their addendum and errata

28 Terminal Functionality Specifications Minimal Functionality that should be supported DEPOSIT WITHDRAWAL BALANCE ENQUIRY MINI STATEMENT Full Functionality (optional) FUNDS TRANSFER/ REMITTANCES BILL PAYMENTS LOANS INVESTMENTS (TERM DEPOSITS, FDS, RDS ETC.) Extended Functionality MUTUAL FUNDS INSURANCE (LIFE, HEALTH, CROP, ETC.) PENSIONS

29 Smart Card Security Mutual authentication between card and terminal using Triple-DES. Cardholder verification using biometric authentication the fingerprint stored on the card is to be encrypted to prevent misuse. The fingerprint images are to be stored in WSQ format.

30 Data Storage Architecture Map of Customer Card

31 Master File S.No Data element Description Tag Size (Byte) 1 CN Card No CE 19 N Data Type 2 NAME Customer Name CI 30 AN 3 MOTHER NAME Mother s Name of Cardholder C5 30 AN 4 SEX Gender C9 1 AN 5 DOB Date of Birth CA 4 B 6 LP Language Preferences 7 PI Primary Identification E1 2 AN E2 2 N 8 PID Primary ID C0 20 N 9 CID Card Issue Date CD 4 B 10 UID Unique ID CB 20 N

32 Dedicated File Application name DF name Saving Account F1 00 Cash Credit F2 00 Demand loan F3 00 Remittance F4 00 Insurance F5 00 Term Deposit F6 00 Recurring Deposit F7 00 SHG Savings Bank F8 00 Overdraft F9 00

33 Data table of Card Holder Dynamic Data EF Field Description Tag Size (byte) Data type Address Cardholder Address D8 90 AN LCN Linked Card Number E3 19 N

34 Data table of the Finger Print Image EF Field Description Tag Max size Data type Finger Image 1 Finger Image 1 D (12 Kb) Finger Image 2 Finger Image 2 D (12 Kb) AN AN Total Size Bytes

35 Application Specific Data Objects S.No Data Element Description Tag Size (Bytes) Date Type 1 ACCNO Account Number E4 20 N 2 OPENDATE Open Date E5 4 B TOTAL SIZE 24

36 Data Table of Account Info File S.No Field Description TAG Size (Bytes) Data Type 1 ACSTATUS Account Status E8 1 AN 2 MODEOP Mode of Operation E9 1 AN 3 CBALANCE Current Balance EA 10 N 4 ABALANCE Available Balance EB 10 N 5 DPOWER Drawing Power EC 10 N 6 IRAC Assert Code ED 1 AN 7 IS Irregular Since EE 4 B 8 MOCOUNTER Manual Override Counter 9 TRANSVOL Transaction Volume in the day TOTAL SIZE EF 1 N E7 10 N 48 bytes

37 Data Table of Transaction Info File S.No Field Description Size (Bytes) Data Type 1 TID Transaction Id 16 N 2 TYP Type (DR/Cr) 1 AN 3 TXAMT Transaction Amount 10 N 4 CASHIND Cash/Transfer 1 AN 5 TRCONTRA Contra A/C Number 20 N 6 TXNAR Transaction Narration 25 AN 7 TXDATE Transaction Date 25 B 8 TXTIME Transaction Time 3 B 9 TID Terminal Id 12 N 10 MO Manual Over Ride 1 N 11 STX Source of Transaction 1 AN 12 TS Transaction Status 1 AN 13 CBALANCE Current Balance after Transaction 10 N

38 POS Side Panel 7 Printer 2 Power Cable 8 Paper Feed Button 3 Antenna for GPRS Connection 9 Status Indicators 4 Display Screen 10 Fingerprint Sensor 5 Key Pad 11 Contactless Card Slot 6 Paper Holder 12 Contact Card Slot

39 Standards for POS Terminal Smart Card Readers The terminal may have one or more card readers. Each card reader should conform to the appropriate ISO standard: Contact - ISO 7816 Contactless - ISO (Type A and Type B) Mutual authentication between terminal and card should be ensured. Speaker Voice Guidance in local language of instructions and status information.

40 Standards for POS Terminal Fingerprint Sensor ISO compliant Printer Should be able to print receipts in local languages Storage RAM (Minimum 4 MB) Flash Memory Power Backup Minimum 4 hours battery back up for 4 hours operation 24 hours standby Provisioning for charging from motorcycle/car batteries or any other alternates

41 Standards for POS Terminal Connectivity (At least one these as per local requirement) GSM/CDMA Ethernet PSTN Display 128 x 64 pixels Number of lines - 8 lines Gray Scale Color (optional)

42 Sensor Standards for POS Terminal Optical/Capacitive/Spectral Image size should be at least 250 X 300 pixels Storage Recommended 256 MB RAM expandable to 1 GB 256 MB storage expandable to 8 GB (Flash Memory)

43 Standards for POS Terminal Security Aspects Once the application is loaded on the device there should be no possibilities to modify the application at the field. Reloading or modifying of application should be possible only by an authorized agency or the bank. Fingerprint matching (1:1) Fingerprint image shall be captured live which shall be matched with fingerprint stored in the card. Matching algorithm can be implemented by the manufacturers with high level of accuracy. Connectivity of terminal to backend protected through SSL/PKI The terminal will have provision for a SAM card. The flash memory can be used for storing BOD file, data downloaded from back end, transaction data etc. in an encrypted form. SAM is for authentication and not storage.

44 Key Management System A Symmetric Key Based, Key Management System shall be required in order to fulfill the above mentioned Security Requirements. 3-DES can be used as symmetric Key Algorithm for performing various security operations (Mutual Authentication, Data Encryption, Key Derivation etc.).

45 Key Management System Generation of Parent/Seed Keys (Three of Five Scheme) and their safe storage and Usage. Generation of Master Keys and production of Master Key based Authority Cards. Key Diversification from Master keys and safely injecting them to the FI Customer Cards to activate them. Providing an External Authentication Protocol to perform authentication of FI Customer Card. Providing an External Authentication Protocol to perform Role Authentication before Field Transaction by a BC. Providing an External Authentication Protocol to perform Role Authentication before allowing to load a new application. Providing a Mutual Authentication Protocol between FI Customer Card & BC Card.

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